Micro and nanostructured materials (NanoLab)

The Micro and Nanostructured Materials  (NanoLab) is composed of faculty members and researchers with expertise in the field of condensed matter physics. Building on core competencies in solid-state, surface, and plasma physics, the group has developed a bottom-up nanotechnological approach to the synthesis and characterization of micro- and nanostructured materials, particularly thin films and surfaces. Its research focuses on the relationship between nanoscale structure and functional properties, such as electronic, optical, and chemical behavior. Research activities include vapor-phase deposition and the use of advanced microscopy and spectroscopy techniques to investigate innovative nanostructures.

The group develops materials for energy-related applications, including photovoltaics, photocatalysis, and nuclear technologies, with the aim of advancing innovation in metals, metal oxides, and semiconductors. NanoLab integrates theoretical and experimental approaches to explore material interactions with electromagnetic radiation, contributing to the development of advanced nanotechnologies.

Other research Groups of the Chemical Technologies and Processes and Nanotechnology Section​